R. Owen at New Lanark, with a variety of interesting anecdotes being a brief and authentic narrative of the character and conduct of Mr. Owen while proprietor of New Lanark : with a complete refutation of a variety of false and absurd statements that have been so industriously circulated, relative to the proceedings of that gentleman in that quarter /

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